Soap Header in Xcelsius: How to pass Credentials

Using Xcelcius 2008 (Excelcius Engage)  We are making a dashboard application which uses the Web service connection to call SOAP based web services.
Is there a way to Authenticate the Web Services passing User ID pwd from within one of the excel cells?
The idea is to suppress the authentication and pass the credentials from within the excel cell or any other way which doesn't require user to log in to the Web services while running the Dashboards?
Also I found out an option in Web Service Connection -> Advanced Tab to add a soap header which can include credentials. Is there a format in which I need to create this soap header? Any sample Soap Header would be of great help.

I'd like to know how to do this also, seems silly to have the option to use web services but give no way of passing Basic Authentication credentials.
Cheers
Craig

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